The phrase "a plurality think" is not correct in standard written English.
The subject "plurality" is singular, so it should be followed by "thinks" instead of "think."
Example: "A plurality thinks that the new policy will benefit the community."
Alternatives: "Many believe" or "A majority thinks."
Pew, a pollster, finds that 44% of them, a plurality, think trade agreements are bad for America, the highest percentage in 13 years.
Most think Mr Obama is doing a good job in Iraq, and a plurality think his plan to withdraw most American troops by the end of 2010 is about right.Americans are less confident, however, that things are going well in Afghanistan.
In all cases except one a plurality thought that the party's position was about right.
In France, Italy and Spain a plurality thinks the euro is now a "bad thing".
The lone exception was government spending, on which a plurality thought that the party was not conservative enough.
A narrow plurality think that homosexual relations will be considered as legitimate as heterosexual relations and a similar plurality that marriage will decline.
Only 23% of them think Obamacare will make them better off, while a growing plurality think it will hurt them.Health reformers always smash up against two unpalatable truths.
Of those who believe the world's climate is changing, a 44percentt plurality think efforts to deal with the issue are most effective at the international level.
A 43 percent plurality think undocumented families stopped at the border should be detained together until they have an immigration hearing, while 20percentt say the families should be released until their hearing.
A smaller 36percentt plurality think Clinton's economic policies would favor the rich, with 21percentt predict they would favor the middle class, 15percentthatatheyey would favor the poor and 12 percent that they would treat all the classes about the same".
Those attitudes and behaviors mark major shifts: In the mid 1990s, Americans primarily owned guns for recreation, and as recently as 2005, a strong plurality thought only police officers should carry guns in public.
